The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-12-24
YEl slTMTAE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY DECEMBER = 1887.

In making your IhrlslilIas PuI-
shases remember your debt to the
tribune.
The New Year will soon be upon
as. then we can safely listen to new
Sesolves.
Billy Williams, Esq, of Doboy
was in the city on Wednesday last.
DR.. T. James Davis has left the
CITY for two weeks business trip
qorth,
The M. w, Grand Lodge F, A,
NJ. will meet in this city on Tues
day next at 10 a. m.
The Thunderbolt Yacht Club will
give grand ball on Monday Dec.
76, at Thunderbolt.
Our streets are crowded with la
dies accompanied by their little ones
who are now making their anxious
wishes of what old Santa Claus
should bring for them.
The city and Superior courts are
atill holding their daily sessions and
sending up recruits to the chain
gang and penitentiary.
Wade Collins one OF the oldest
and most prominent butchers in our
market died on Thursday last at his
country residence.
The New Year Jolly Club will
eve a Dime festival on Monday
night IAN. 2, at the Walters Union
Hall, Cuyler and Walburg streets.
Two thousand second hand gar
ments have been shipped from
Charleston to Atlanta, The dudes
Of the Gate city can now appear in
cheap shoddy holiday attire.
The Prize Drill of the Young
Chatham Light Infantry will take
place on Tuesday night December
27. at Chatham's hall. Tickets Is
cents.
The election to decide whether
the cemetery shall be used for the
Court House site will take place on
the 9TH January, and is already
rufflling the political waves.
The First African Baptist church
rs holding fair at the Mozart hall.
The fair will continue for two
weeks, and the proceeds will he
devoted to improving their church.
,J.crane's 81 70 Watches can't be excelled in
dis market
Why MT our amateurs aud debating
societies move in the matter Of
raising funds for he erection Of mon
ament to the martyred Negro soldiers.
Rev j ". Dingle in company with
our old FRIEND Rev J. s. Thomas paid
as call or Thursday last
Bishop Il NJ Turner paid US a visit
on Wedae>dty last We regret not
being present to greet the old champ,
ion of human rights.
Rev Fl. Strickland, P. E. Thomqs
vile. District plid US q vssit on Thurs
day last. The elder speaks encou-ag-
ingy OF his work.
Rev. W. A. Ptarce who il now sta
sion"d at Biakely, Ga, paid US a visit
IN "omrany with Rev. ". r Wilson
and we were pleased 10 meet the gen
tlempn
Mems brand new watches at 81 rs and up
Splendid time-keepers, fully warranted at ].
Cranes.
Mr.. ] K, P, Carr, received on Tues
day last for clerk of the Superior conrt
1902 votes which shows the POPULAR y
Of the young man among all classes.
The locomotive engineers on the s.
+. Il W. Railroad are kicking FIR
more pay. Their cruse NAV be jusr
but if they were Negroes instead of
white men the whole force" would
have been called tn 'arms."
The Georgia Baptist says that Cape
J. A. Sykes writes them letter eu
doris ng the State Convention of colored
men. That is all right but how about
she "natives In the call we failed TO
see any of the names attached to the
sall of Rev. w. J. White.
st. John Baptist church was re organ
ICED on Tuesday night last the following
gentlemen offoiated. Revs. F. J. Keat-
ing. n. johnson, John Anderson. Rev.
jackson. Good audience and the pros.
pect seems to be that, the pastor Rev.
d. Grove, is 10 a bright field for the
future.
Call and examine gcrane's brand new boy